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Mamiya C220 : Specifications and Opinions

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The Mamiya C220 is a mirrorless camera that uses film (non-digital) manufactured from 1970 to 1975 (discontinued). It does not have a continuos shooting mode. The average price, when it has been added to the JuzaPhoto database, is 200 €;

3 users have given it an average vote of 10.0 out of 10

Esposure
Shutter speeds	1" - 1/500
Exp. modes	M
Metering modes
Features
Stabilization	No
Continuos shooting	FPS
Pre-Burst	No
Live View	No
Video mode
WiFi	No
GPS	No
Camera body and built
Viewfinder	Optical, coverage 100%, x
Flash	No
Battery
Weather sealing	No
Weight	1500 g
Dimensions	123 x 171 x 113 mm
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The following opinions have been automatically translated with Google Translate.

Kwlit

sent on January 09, 2021

Pros: Format, robustness, quality

Cons: Slow and heavy

Opinion: I have had both this and the 330 and of course I prefer the latter. With some accessories, see paramender, and the extendable bellows, it is excellent for making reproductions. There is no point in comparing it to Rolleiflex. I also had a 3.5F as well as the 3.5T and they are of an unavable practicality and speed for the kind of photography for which they were designed, reportage and ceremonies, as well as portrait and, with some limitations, landscape. Having to choose only one machine in a non-digital era, I would have preferred the Rolleiflex. But all of them in my preferences and in history, in the reportage, even familiar, were defeated by the Leica M with Summicron...

user215205

sent on January 09, 2021

Pros: Robust, reliable, interchangeable and of excellent quality optics, interchangeable crosshairs, precise film feed and no angles in the path, it is possible to change the film even with the machine on the tripod.

Cons: Rearmament of the shutter separated from the feed, control of the maf maf cumbersome distance, no reference for depth of field, fixed and not particularly bright maf screen, rather large,with pentaprisma becomes monumental.

Opinion: Used for decades, together with big sister 330, in all conditions, never given problems. Being able to replace the objectives makes it extremely more usable than all other bioptics, including Rolleiflex. The objectives are all of very good quality, in particular the 55, the 80/2.8, the 105D and the 180 super. The normal is on the same level as the most famous Germans, I say this in full knowledge of the facts, having also used rolleiflex for a long time, in the various declensions, Planar, Xenotar, Tessar and Xenar. A peculiarity, unique, is that the shooting optics and the vision optics are absolutely identical, in case of damage to the shooting one, it happened to me, it is very simple to exchange them, without intervention by a repairman. Around it often reads that the "blue dot" targets are optically better, it is not true, they only have an improved shutter. All optical door plates and shutters, are identical, regardless of the focal of the lens they mount, it is therefore possible, for example, to mount the optical group of a 65 on that of a 135, this is also possible between optics that mount shutters of different eras, from the first Seikosha to the last Seiko blue dots. Allow me to dispute what is written in the technical characteristics, the C220 is not a mirrorless, it weighs just over 1100 g, and the viewfinder does not cover 100%.

Teofilatto

sent on March 10, 2020

Pros: Medium format (today) economic, interchangeable lenses, possibility of very close shots, practically macro, thanks to the bellows

Cons: Difficult to correct parallax and exposure in photos with subject close

Opinion: My first medium analog format. Being a bioctic with cockpit sights the limits are obvious, however I invite everyone to take a look at at least once in life through the cockpit: the image is unique, three-dimensional and... mirrored, reversed horizontally. With a minimum of practice the framing and focus become simple. Dialing in square format is another peculiarity that may or may not please. Among the bioctices, along with the others of the mamiya c330, c3, etc. .., is one of the few if not the only interchangeable lenses. Not least, even the legendary Rolleiflex offer this opportunity. Sekor lenses have excellent quality. Thanks to the focus with bellows you get very close to the subject, however in this case you have to correct the parallax and compensate for the exposure by following not exactly intuitive indications. I don't use the flash, but having the shutter in the lens can sync at any time. Obviously for shots taken calmly, reasoned.

Photos taken with Mamiya C220

1995 Lei Matera and the Mamyia stones c220

by Cicoramon
0 comments, 546 views

HI RES 26.6 MP

Towards Genzano di lucania Agfa bn 100 asa

by Cicoramon
0 comments, 253 views

HI RES 27.2 MP

Max spring onion

by Cicoramon
0 comments, 265 views

HI RES 26.9 MP

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